Sottocoperta offers three rooms with a nautical style, stone walls and arches of red brick, preserved to "dive" in the Cinque Terre villages that have an ancient and rich tradition of sailors and farmers.

Andrea, the owner of these rooms immersed in the park of the Cinque Terre do their best to make customers feel like not guests but not as if they were at home.

Sottocoperta is an excellent point for short and long stays and a strategic starting point to visit the other villages of the Cinque Terre a few minutes away by train.

Cinque terre are 5 villages that allow you to enjoy your holidays throughout the year: in the summer to dive into the clear waters of the marine park of Cinque Terre, as well as the paradise of cetaceans; in spring and autumn excellent for hiking trails with breathtaking views and, finally, in the winter to relax in a mild climate while enjoying the sea with wonderful colors.

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The villages, with their magical and mysterious alleyways enclosed in the multi-colored houses, pink, red and yellow, have an ancient and rich tradition of sailors and farmers.

The earliest records date back to Riomaggiore 1240, when the inhabitants of the small villages on the coast of Casen, Cacinagora, Sarico 'and Lemen decided to go down to the sea and create the country so I can' businesses develop more 'fast and safe. All the houses have two entrances: one on the front at the level of the alley, the other on the back up to the upper road: this ensured an escape route in case of attack by the Saracens.

Riomaggiore is a small village where there are many churches: in the upper part you can visit the church of San Giovanni Battista, built in 1340. In the village worth a visit the Oratory of Saint Anthony in 1500 and the oratory of San Rocco.

The Castle of Riomaggiore dates from the thirteenth century and was built as a defense against pirates. Our elders tell us that there was a pipe that connected directly to a home in the port and in the village to allow the people to escape from the arrival of pirates. Recently renovated, remain the curtain walls and two round towers. Now you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the town and the sea.

On a hill far is the Sanctuary of the Madonna di Montenero overlooking the town and which offers a fantastic view of the sea and is the undisputed protector of the village

On request we can organize cooking classes where the locals will teach you some typical Ligurian recipes to prepare together, taste and reproduce when they return home.

It requires a minimum number of 6 people. More info

Discover the wonderfuls places of the National Park of the Cinque Terre, declared a World Heritage Site to its environment, characterized by dry stone walls and terraces down to the sea where they grow entire vineyards. More info